A spotless first impression. Clean glass is the first thing your customers notice. Mason provides recurring window cleaning for storefronts, offices, clinics and professional suites across Leander, Cedar Park, Austin and Round Rock, on a weekly, monthly or quarterly schedule, with after-hours service so we never interrupt your business.
Smudged, streaky storefront glass quietly tells customers you don't sweat the details. Crisp, clear windows do the opposite. They signal a business that's cared for, and they let your displays and signage actually shine.
Mason runs each commercial account like a standing appointment: same reliable service, predictable scheduling, and one point of contact who knows your property. Weekly, monthly or quarterly, whatever keeps your glass looking its best.
Commercial window washing and cleaning for the places your customers walk into, dependable and on your schedule, not ours.
Streak-free interior and exterior glass, entry doors and display windows, so your storefront looks open, cared-for and inviting every single day.
Clinics, salons, gyms, dental and medical offices, and professional suites, clean glass and mirrors that reflect the standard of care inside.
Set a schedule and forget it. Weekly, monthly or quarterly service with priority scheduling and preferred recurring rates.
We work around your hours, whether that's early mornings, evenings or weekends, so cleaning never disrupts your customers or staff.
Two-story storefronts and office glass handled safely with the proper equipment and fully insured technicians.
New build or remodel? We remove paint, stickers, caulk and drywall haze for move-in-ready, spotless commercial glass.
Purified water cleaning for solar arrays. Dust, pollen and hard water film all cut into how much power a panel actually produces, and the same deionized water system used on high glass rinses them clean without leaving mineral residue behind.
Different businesses dirty their glass in different ways. What a restaurant needs weekly, an office suite may only need quarterly.
Entry doors take hundreds of hand contacts a day, which is why they show first and worst. Display glass, door frames and thresholds get detailed alongside the panes.
Lobbies, interior partitions and exterior glass on a schedule that runs before or after your working day, so nobody is cleaning around a meeting.
Clinics and practices where visible cleanliness is part of how patients judge the care inside. Glass, mirrors and partitions handled discreetly.
Airborne cooking grease combines with fingerprints and settles into a film that ordinary wiping smears rather than lifts. These usually need the shortest interval of any account.
High humidity, heavy mirror use and constant hand contact. Mirrors get the same streak-free finish as the exterior glass, because in these rooms they are the exterior glass.
Multi-tenant and multi-site buildings under one standing schedule and one point of contact. Licensed and insured with documentation available on request.
A storefront is not a house with more windows. The wear happens somewhere else, and the job has to account for that.
On a home, the worst glass is usually whatever the sprinklers reach. On a storefront it is the entry door, at the height where people push it open all day. Frames, handles and thresholds carry as much of the impression as the pane above them, so they get detailed rather than wiped past.
Commercial glass sitting near landscape irrigation or hardscape runoff picks up the same calcium deposits Central Texas homes do. Once bonded it will not wash off, and it needs the same mineral remediation used on residential hard water restoration.
Storefront and office glass is reached with a purified water-fed pole system working from ground level, up to 60 feet, which covers five and six story buildings. That keeps ladders out of your entrance and your walkway clear while the work happens.
Most accounts are a one man job and stay that way, with the same face turning up each visit. Larger sites are not. A building that has to be finished in a single day, or a property with a date on the calendar that cannot move, gets a crew of four or five so the whole job lands inside the window you actually have. We have run full day cleans at that size across the Hill Country, including for a client operating thirty separate event venues. That work has its own page, window cleaning for wedding and event venues. Knowing which jobs need one person and which need five is most of what keeps a quote accurate.
A one-time clean is easy. What most businesses actually need is for it to keep happening without anyone chasing it. Accounts run as a standing appointment with the same person each visit, scheduled early morning, evening or weekend so trading hours are never interrupted.
A starting point rather than a rule. The right interval depends on foot traffic, cooking, proximity to a road, and how much of your frontage is glass. We will tell you honestly if you are booking more often than you need.
Client names are kept private, as they are for every commercial account. The properties, the problems and the fixes are exactly as they happened.
The problem: Nightly parking lot irrigation was throwing hard water across the lower panes until they had gone properly cloudy, and constant foot traffic left handprints and grease across the automated entrance doors. The store trades from 6 AM to 11 PM, so no crew could block a main entrance at any point in the working day.
What we did: An acidic restoration paste on a cerium oxide formulation lifted the mineral scale without scratching the glass. Exteriors were washed with 60 foot water fed poles from the ground, and interiors were squeegeed by hand behind sterilised drop cloths, because flowers and produce sit directly against the glass at the front of a supermarket and cannot take drips or detergent. The account then moved to a monthly clean on pure reverse osmosis and deionised water, run between 4 AM and 6 AM so it is finished before the morning rush.
The problem: A multi story restaurant and bar with two entirely separate issues on the same building. Airborne kitchen exhaust grease had settled across the upper floor exterior glass and frames, while the patio misting fans had left heavy mineral rings across the ground floor panes.
What we did: Two different methods on one visit. A citrus based, environmentally friendly degreaser applied through soft wash brushes stripped the emulsified grease off the upper frames and glass, since ordinary washing smears that film rather than lifting it. The patio glass needed a micro abrasive buffing pad to take out the misting rings. The account now runs monthly at 5 AM on a Monday, before prep staff arrive, which keeps equipment away from diners entirely.
The problem: A medical campus needed spotless glass across multi floor patient rooms and the main atrium skylights, and a standard setup failed on three counts at once. Ladders near the ambulance lanes were a safety problem, loud equipment disturbed recovering patients, and strong chemical odours breached the facility's indoor air quality standards.
What we did: Switched entirely to zero VOC, biodegradable solutions and 100 percent purified water, so there was no off gassing anywhere near the HVAC intakes. Ultra quiet carbon fibre water fed poles reached up to 50 feet directly from the ground, which removed the motorised lifts from outside patient windows and kept every drive aisle clear for emergency vehicles.
The problem: A six story downtown hotel with high access glass directly above a busy pedestrian sidewalk. The rooftop bar's glass railings were taking constant cocktail spills, fingerprints and lime juice etching, and the ground floor street displays had been hit with acid etch graffiti.
What we did: Coordinated the city sidewalk closure permits first, then restored the acid etched ground floor displays and protected them with a replaceable four mil clear sacrificial anti graffiti film, so the next tag comes off with the film rather than the glass. The whole exterior was reached with 60 foot pure water carbon fibre poles on a high flow reverse osmosis and deionised system. The rooftop railings went onto a weekly programme using a non scratching compound that neutralises the organic acid stains citrus and alcohol leave behind.
None of them were solved with a bucket and a squeegee. Commercial glass in Central Texas needs purified water, because anything that leaves a chemical residue behind will attract cedar pollen within days and undo the work. It needs scheduling built around the building rather than around us, which is why every one of these runs before opening. And it needs the right method for the specific problem, since grease, mineral scale and acid etching each need a different approach and using the wrong one either does nothing or damages the glass.
Same glass, different problem. Four things change once you are working inside the city rather than out on a suburban lot.
Downtown is concrete, so there is very little of the soil and pollen that dirties a suburban window. What you get instead is Saharan dust, which blows through Central Texas in episodes and settles on everything at once. If there is any humidity in the air while it is landing it does not sit on the glass, it sticks to it, and you end up with an even coating across a whole elevation rather than streaks. Higher floors catch it worst.
On the frontage roads and anywhere close to the interstate, what accumulates on the glass is not dust at all. It is an oily film off passing traffic, and soap and water moves it around rather than lifting it. Those panes get degreased before they get washed, which is a different product and a different step, and skipping it is why some storefronts never quite look clean after a service.
Setbacks downtown are small, the space beside a building is often an alley, and what is not alley is traffic. A lot of city glass simply cannot be reached from outside the way suburban glass can. The answer is usually to work from the inside instead, opening the window or taking it out of its frame entirely, cleaning it and putting it back. Older buildings add their own wrinkle, with wooden screens hung on hangers that have to come off before anything else happens.
Downtown work often starts between five and seven in the morning, before the rush makes the street unusable and before your customers arrive. The calendar matters too. Between SXSW and ACL a lot of city glass carries event decals and vinyl, and those come off as their own job, because removing adhesive from a full height glass wall is not something to attempt between two regular cleans.
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Yes. Recurring programs are the core of our commercial work. Storefronts and offices can set up weekly, monthly or quarterly service with priority scheduling, a consistent technician and preferred recurring rates.
Absolutely. We schedule around your operating hours, whether that's early mornings, evenings or weekends, so your windows get cleaned without ever interrupting customers or staff.
Storefronts, retail, restaurants, salons, gyms, dental and medical offices, professional suites and small office buildings across Leander, Cedar Park, Austin, Round Rock and the surrounding area. If you have glass, we can keep it clear.
Yes. Multi-story storefronts and office glass are handled safely with the proper equipment, and we're fully licensed and insured for commercial work, documentation available on request.
Just call or text Mason at (737) 314-1413 or send the quote form with your business details. We'll walk the property, recommend a schedule, and give you a clear recurring rate, no obligation.
They are the same service, and the two terms get used interchangeably in this trade. Whether you search for commercial window washing or commercial window cleaning in Austin, what you need is the same: exterior and interior glass, frames, sills and door tracks, finished streak-free on a schedule that fits your trading hours.
Commercial work is quoted per property rather than from a price list, because pane count, height, access and frequency all move the number. Recurring accounts carry a preferred rate against one-off visits. Call or text (737) 314-1413 and you will usually have a figure the same business day.
Yes. A purified water-fed pole system works from ground level up to 60 feet, which reaches five and six story buildings, not just two-story storefronts. It also means no ladders parked across your entrance while the work is being done.
That is almost certainly bonded hard water deposit rather than dirt, usually from landscape irrigation or runoff hitting the glass repeatedly. It needs mineral remediation rather than washing, and in most cases it is reversible. It stops being reversible once the minerals have etched into the glass surface itself, so it is worth looking at early.
It depends on foot traffic more than anything else. Restaurants and bars usually want weekly or fortnightly. Retail runs weekly to monthly. Gyms and salons monthly. Medical and dental monthly. Offices monthly to quarterly, and low traffic buildings quarterly. If you are booking more often than your building actually needs, we will tell you.
Both, and downtown is a different job. The dirt is Saharan dust and traffic film rather than soil and pollen, access is often an alley or a live traffic lane rather than a forecourt, and the work frequently starts between five and seven in the morning. Glass that cannot be reached from outside is usually cleaned from inside instead, by opening the window or taking it out of its frame.
Yes, and it is priced as its own job rather than folded into a regular clean. Between SXSW and ACL a lot of city glass carries event graphics, and taking adhesive off a full height glass wall without leaving haze or scratching the pane takes time and the right tools. Left on too long, vinyl and adhesive can etch the glass permanently.
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